Waterloo Drops Anathics to Dubs and Heads for Beetown
The Waterloo Hawks suffer a tough loss at Dubuque 8 to 8 in a hard fought rubber game of the series. Red Hamilton and several Hawks push hits but a seventh inning rally seals the defeat as Dubuque clinches the win and the Hawks head to Burlington for a 1926 season finale.
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Waterloo
Courier Waterloo
Anathics
Beetown
Red Hamilton
Troy
Hawks
Duluque
Burlington
Cletus Dixon
Moling Country
Duebuque
Kettenbeil
Rooster Kettenbeil
Messrs
Moore
Richards
Rye
Ironmen
Ain- Guira
McCaffrey
Worthington
Glatke
Meyers
Finkler
McGuirn
Red
Dubuque
Moora
McDermott
Leslie
Hicks
Bobby
Dixon
McGuire
Clarke
Lestie
M Guire
Delaney
Afcore
Burrus
Flicks
Robertson
Ase
Enbuque
Poae McGuire
Bi Worthington
Winkler
Kettenhell
A Moore
Richard
Cork Clarke
Rre
Hlion
Hamilton
Empire
First Day of School Inspires Dance and Drama
Fragmented excerpt shows a chaotic mix of themes Benjamin about school life and summer, noting a first day of school inspires a dance and a dramatic mood. Mentions banter about teachers peers and boyish antics alongside stray phrases on weather and leisure.
Babe Ruth Faces Fine and Suspension Battle
Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees arrived to seek relief from a 5000 dollar fine and playing suspension ordered by Baseball Commissioner Landis who was away at Bird Lake Michigan. Col Ruppert and Ban Jolson backed the discipline saying Ruth’s misconduct will not be tolerated and that he may not play again this season. Ruth denied most charges, admitted a rule violation, and offered explanations for other incidents during the Chicago series.
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Ly Associated Press
Chicago
Bab
Ruth
Yankees
K. MM. Landis
Bird Lake
Mich
Aus
George Herman
Rabe) Rush
K. M. Landis
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Huppert
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Ban Jolson
American League
Huggins
Mr. Johnson
Babe
St. Louis
Failere
Hugenns
Mangeer
Wuggins
Maegins
Ruperts
Angeine
Angeine Continued the Walker Mitnager
Tim
Standings Mix From Loose Text Of League Scores
Fragmented standings show teams like Mississippi Finck Moline Waterton Burlington Cedar Rapids Brooklyn St Louis Detroit Boston Minneapolis St Paul Columbus Indianapolis Kansas City Des Moines Chicago New York Nations League results across cities and pairs. The readout includes many unclear names and mismatched scores, reflecting a garbled historical scoreboard.
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Mississippi Finck
Waterton
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Nationet
Brooklyn
Clineinmuri
S. G
St. Louis
Lenene St. Louis
Detroit
Chicieu
Boston
Americsst AsaDukee
Lau
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansan City
Stern Leo Bes Moines
Ciel Yo
Tinesta
Chive
Mishitsippe Walter Teter
Marshalltown
Mmeline
Hoek
Molamby
Paula
Toulsvil
Milwaukee
Kansas
Tadianapoelis Fi
Oklahoma
Thy
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Denver
Tulsa
Omaha
Lincoln
Pssieith Valera
Wade Rikisis
Anne
Leven
Tiybuie
Thartoneton
AL Leagr
Je Viner
Eva
New York
Waterloo High School Gridders Open 1925 Practice
Waterloo high school football candidates began the 1925 season with first practice at West High and Ban I High athletic fields. About 75 players fitted in moleskins as coaches Barr and Heidt outlined plans, stressing fundamentals like blocking tackling and ball handling for a squad expected to shrink to 46 or 50 by the first games on Repol 26. Seven letter men anchor the lineup, including Capt. Beistle and backs Powers Wilson Halgate Waserman Dean, with Coach Sarff optimistic about a solid team despite a tough schedule and uncertain East outlook. Two players miss start. Lawyer moves to Maquoketa and Kliner is ineligible.
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Waterloo High
West High
Ban I High
Ralph Barr
John Heidt
Adithi
Ralph Sarff
South Bend
Ind
Rockne-Meanwell
Qld Rose
Capt
Beistle
Bovey
Powers
Wilson
Halgate
Waserman
Dean
Sarit
Altho
Hast High
Heldt
Capt. Snyder
Bim
Grange
Beleves
Ing
Zeldt
Maquoketa
Kliner
Snyder
Smith
Diekmann
Tose
Stevenson
Posses
Amateur Golfers Start Flights for National Honors
Oakmont Pa Aug 31 CAP One hundred thirty eight amateur golfers from the United States and Canada began the national championship on the Oakmont Country Club 18 hole course. Bobby Jones led a field of former champions and title contenders as weather remained favorable though rough bunkers and sand traps challenged players.
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Oakmont
United States
Canada
Oakmont Country Club
Bobby Jones
Ray Meauliff
Garden Cliff
N.Y
Dexter Cummings
Tian Jones
Repeniederry Travers
Hlitkla Atlanian
Hawks Nest Umpire Tetty Treen Featured in Turbulent Night
Disjointed notes describe a rough sports scene with umpire Tetty Treen and players from Burtincioan and Willoughby amid unclear game details. Mention of train talk, car hiring, and local venues near Wash hurd hints at a chaotic, unsettled night with references to several figures like Willoughby and Bourland. The piece sketches a lively, disorderly event without clear outcomes.
Waterloo Maccabees Lose to Reinbeck in Sunday Battle
The Waterloo Maccabees fell 145 to Reinbeck in a Sunday basketball contest. Strong defense by Reinbeck limited Waterloo's offense as the game unfolded at the venue associated with a local celebration.
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Waterloo
Maccabees
Reinbeck
Major league baseball roundup with multiple games
NewYork Aug 34 AP report shows Washington extending lead in standings with 9 to 6 win over Chicago White Sox as Detroit sweeps Athletics 7 to 4 for seventh straight win. Gehrig hits 15th homer. Yankees slump without Ruth. Giants blanked by St Louis. Pirates win exhibition. Brooklyn sweeps Cincinnati in doubleheader. Horavdy and Rommel noted in varied performances.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Mackinnon
White Sox
Detroit
Athletics
Tigers
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Angsgins
St. Louis
Gehrig
Hugmen
Cleveland
Red Sox
Giants
Pittsburgh
Jersey City
Pirates
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Hixey
Quigley
Horavdy Witness
Rogers Hornsby
Homerun Socker
Rommel
Danni
Ahletics
Wildman
Waberg
Trius
Fittess
Reds
Dodgers
Ryo
Boston
Central Gun Club to Hold Trapshoot Next Monday at Gates Park
Central Gun Club will sponsor a six event trapshoot at Gates Park next Monday Labor Day. Entry is 1 per event with targets two cents each. Purse is divided four ways among regular events and 10 angel food cakes offered as prizes. Gun contestants may shoot for targets only if desired. Competition starts at 9 am with shooters from this section and statewide entrants invited.
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Central Gun Clay
Gates Park
Tate
Charles City Team Wins Ball Tournament
Charles City Iowa hosts a baseball tournament with Charles City defeating Tows for the championship on Saturday. Eldora captures third place by beating Rudd in the consolation final.
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Charles City
Tows
Eldora
Rudd
Art of ballgame abuse sparks umpire drama
The piece argues bawling out umpires is a craft with a fine line. It notes players who vent only by words stay hidden from fans, while throwing gear triggers widespread booing and scrutiny from the stands. The text highlights that savvy players know the threshold of insult Umpires accept.
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Demaree
Itle
Baby Bootlegger Sets Speed Records At Regatta
Port Washington August 31 UP Caleb S Bragg's Baby Bootlegger is hailed as the fastest watercraft after winning the gold cup regatta. It won all four heats of a 12 mile race, averaging 46.8 mph, and captured the Dodge trophy. Teaser won the 105 mile international trophy after a dramatic finish.
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Port Washington
L. L
Caleb
S. Bragg
Bragg
Richard Foyts
Richard Blythe
Gilmore
Sunnyside Club Golf Meet Sees Lichty Into Finals
Burr G Lichty advances to the Sunnyside Country Club championship final after a 4 and 3 semifinal win over C Lory. Lichty earlier defeated Jim McAlvin 2 up, while Cory eliminated Harald Jochumsen 1 up. Lichty to face winner of Merle Stimson and K K Bragdon in the 1925 title match.
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Burr G. Lichty
Sunnyside Country Club
C. Lory
Lchty
Jim McAlvin
Cory
Harald Jochumsen
Lichty
Merle Stimson
K. K. Bragdon
Stimsons
Jared McFarlane
Bragdon
Don Gamble
Dunkelberg
Ur. F.C
Dr. Liffring
George Shoemaker
Ti Wrayg
Charles Knapp
Kilgore
Glenn Tibbitts
Mope C. Martin
Clark
Ben Schuneman
Dornan
Thin Flight
Martin
Avi Duum
al Lommel
Schuneman
LE. Rumsey
Donnan
M. C. Duck
Fred Heggie
H. B. Cropper
H. M. Reed
Hegsie
J. H. Chapman
Cropper
H. McCormick
Reed
George Harris
Heggie ‘Ateh
Kline
Geis and Bowers to Headline Electric Park Bill Wednesday
Blondy Gels and Floyd Bowers clash in a six round main event at Electric Park ring on Wednesday. Des Moines’ top middleweight Bowers headlines the card with local talents Kid Sutherland Marshalltown and John McGraw Waterloo also in action. Papuaram 135 and McGraw 130 pounds join Ted Ryan and Wid Pitts in the six bout program.
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Blondy Gels
Floyd Bowers
Electric Park
Bowers
Des Moines
Kid Sutherland
Marshalltown
John McGraw
Whierloo
Papuaram
McGraw
Ted Ryan
Wid Pitts
Ponds
Knute Rockne vacation trip to Wisconsin reported
Narre Tare athletic director Knute Rockne and coach of the 18240 Netre championship football team left South Pend Ind for Wisconsin woods. He ordered fans to take a complete rest, mentioned vacations, and noted plans to resume coaching in spring.
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South Pend
Ind. Ave
Knute E. Rockne
Narre Tare
Wisconsin Woods
Imall
Bass Seheal
Barbour Re-elected Captain of Cornell Trackmen
Mount Vernon Iowa August 31 George Barbour captain of the Cornell track team which won the Midwest conference meet in 1625 has been re-elected by teammates to lead the squad. Barbour has starred for several seasons, excelling in sprint events and the mile relay.
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Mount Vernon
Cgeorge Barbour
Cornell Collet
Barbour
Cornel
Hall Milley
Barbour Tartaree
Corneil Mill
Boxing News From West Coast Sides and Stable Lineups
The report details Earl Blue and others in boxing trials and personnel moves with references to managers, promoters, and fighters in Chicago, St. Paul, and Detroit. It cites Blue’s self-fights on the coast, matchmaker Frank Fawcett, and note of notable boxers like Cobb, Huffman, and Greenfield in a broader boxing scene.
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Chicago
Mike Cvengros
Istthand Dicker
Mallene
Clrly
St. Aul
Minn
Pat Colling
Jack
New York Yankees
North Dakota
Taliformi
Ron Jenson
Presié Mirko
Ilanley
Aehters
Blue
Barsti Chs
Rakin
Hddie Huffman
Bofors Magn Sav
Bert Collina
Athletic Park
Sonsah Rat
Waverly Sun
Hurley
Ackley Defeats Waverly In High Scoring Baseball Game
Ackley defeated Waverly 12 to 5 in a Sunday afternoon baseball game at Ackley. Greenfield pitched five innings for the winners with eight hits allowed and 11 strikeouts. Giese highlighted with three doubles and a triple for Ackley.
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Ackley
Ta. Aus
War
Ally Here
Greenfield
Albhe i
Giese
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Fritz Knipp
Ussuri
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Central Gun Club
TAN Athletiey
Jesse Vames
Geis and
Knute Rockne
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David Beardsley
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